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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1938)
T111J RHDAY, (MTYWER 6, 193M THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON home in Salem. Bridge was play- ed during the evening. Mn. Ruth Wcuxison holding high score and Mrs. The Neighbors of Woodcraft Mrs. T. C. Wheeler, low The wedding of Miss Virginia annual Bracher was presented with a Metcalf, daughter of Major and observed their twefth anniversary’ Tuestiay Kitt from the dub. Mrs. Harry Metcalf, and Faye birthday evening when guests from Eu Stewart, son of Capt. and Mrs. Friday FELLOWSHIP DINNER gene and Croswell were present Rebekah kxige meets at lodge LaSells Stewart, was solemnized Mrs. James P. Graham prsided in Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at hall at 7:30 p m. fellowship dinnei wa» held the home of the bride's parents. the absence of Mrs. Clara Stev who recently moved to Port , for members anti friends of the Garden dub. 2 o'dock. Mrs. G. The Rev. Janies A. Smith per ens. formed the ceremony. The bride land. Mrs. Alberta McMurphy, a Nazarene Sunday School at the B Amest was lovely in a floor-length gown past grand offner from Eugene. John Ross home on Madison St. A feature of the social evening Register, grand representa Joker club. 7:30 dessert. Mrs, of white lace. It was styled with Mane was a guessing game climaxed by tive from Creswell. Mrs. Harel a tailored bixiiee long sleeves Fred Blickle hostess to and flownng skirt Her hair was Cleck. grand marshall from Cres- Mrs. Ross opening her Louisa Eaton. find many lovely and useful birth becomingly arranged in halo sty le well. and The Joker chib will meet with gardenias. She carried a guardian neighbor from Eugene, day gifts before her. Mrs Fred Blickle Friday at 7:3a with shower bouquet »if gardenias and were honored guc>ts. .Mrs Eva white rosebuds. She was given m Hatch, a member now living in Monday marriage by her father. Miss Roseburg was present -ind pre Catholic Altar society with IVrothy Zimmerly was maid of sented with a gift from the lodge. honor and wore a dress of peach Corsages were given to all of- colored organza. She carried a flnns aod Mrs. Mabel Sowles bouquet of talisman roses with presented flowers to them. The Tuesday ribbon streamers tipped with program included tap dancing by CHURCH Eimartes dub. 1 o'clock lunch- buds Alton Woodard was best Raymond Widener, accompanied Christian Science Society. 242 man. Preceding the ceremony by Donna Hatch: vocal duet Eu Second street. Sunday school. Miss Lorraine Coiner sang ''Al gene members, piano solo. Cros 9:45; forenoon service. 11. sub Research dub meets at City Li ways.” and "Saviour Like A well member; skit. Mrs. Minnie ject. “Are Sin, Disease and Death brary at 8:00 p. m. Mrs. S. T. Shepherd.” She was accompanied Willit and Mrs. Fanny Leabo. An Real*“ evening service. 8, second nouncement was made for a so and fourth Wednesdays. The pub Mrs. Benton Schrenk will played the wedding march from cial evening October 19 at the lic is invited to use reading room view a magazine article. Lohrengrin The fireplace, com home of Mrs. Graham with Mrs. on second floor of Petersen build pletely banked with Shirley Tem- Horace Hatch as assisting host ing from 3:30 to 5 Wednesdays M. P. G- dub. 1 o dock hinch- ple crexm-colored gladioli and ess. Refreshments were served and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Sat eon. Mrs Roy Short. ferns, formed an attractive back m the dining hall Baskets of urdays, except holiday*. ground for the bridal party. A re- autumn flowers added to the La Corr, us club. 1JÛ dessert. ception followed. Metcalf colorful scene. Individual birth Assembly of God Church At- Mrs W. W McFarland wore a black chiffon velvet gown day cakes were served Mrs Wil wood Faster Pastor. — Sunday with white gardenias. Mrs Stew lits acted as toastmistress Mrs school. 9:45, Ida Partndge. Supt ; art wore blue crepe with gar Horace Hatch was chairman of forenoon service. 11. sermon by denias. The bride's table was ar- the dining room committee and Pastor Foster; evening service. Prsbyterian Aid society. 2 JO at tistic with a centerpiece of white decorations: Schoen was 7:3a sermon by Lester Gibson; roses and the wedding cake. Mrs. chairman of the kitchen commit young people’s meetings 6:30; dal with Mrs. L. W Coiner and tee: Mrs Graham, chairman of Thursday October 6. 7: 30 p m.. Mrs. Roy Short as captains of aunt at the bride, cut the cake the program committee. The Faye B Patterson missionary for . _ and was assisted in serving by guard assisted with serving The y ears to Java, will speak • • • Mrs. Bert Lawson Jr., also of committee for the November Portland. Mrs. Don Metcalf. Sa- meeting will be Mrs. Mabel Pow- Catholic Church. Re*'. Anthony Thursday eU. Mrs Hazel Chapman and gene. Immediately' following the Mrs Graham every Sunday Social Twelve 1:30 left California cities. VANISHING PARTY. Jeaua Christ at Latter Day Saints will make their home at Villard Mrs. William Zimmerly. Mrs. Court. For her trip the bride Ralph Witcher. Mrs. Clifford mill office located on south Tenth wore a wrine-colored costume suit Smith and Mrs. Jewell entertain street each Sunday Church school The Methodist Missionary so- with matching accessories. Her ed with a vanishing party Mon flowers white gardenias day afternoon at the Jewel] Tedford. Mrs Both bride and groom are gradu home Dessert was served at 1J0 James Monroe led the devotions. ates of the Cottage Grove high and cards followed. A group of Baptist Church IL W Davis Mrs Albert Woodard was pro school. Mr Stewart attended O gram leader. The group is study- & C at Corvallis and was affili ated with Kappa Delta Rbo fra and Mrs Granzer both of Eu- "The Great Virtue of the Trait ternity. Mrs Stewart attended of Perseverence " evening service Northwestern Business college in life of India 7 JO, sermon subject. The Portland Among the guests from score prize. It announced out of town were Mr and Mrs would be of Radio ’ Young people's meet B. K Law-son Sr, and Mr. and ings. 6:30: prayer meeting Thun- BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OCCASION METCALF • STEWART SOCIETY THE CHURCHES <*" for al) ages. 11.00 a. m. Anthem, Morning Devotions Sermon "The Church in the Mildst." 6 30 p. m. Christian En dea vor 7:30 p. m. Evening wor- ship. Inspirational song service, special music, evangelistic ser mon 7:30 p. m. jesday off! rial board meeting. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday choir rehearsal. 7:30 p m Thursday young people's Bible study. dent. Morning worship, HrOO. Young |ir<»pJr'H meeting 7-00. Evening service 7 30 1‘rayer meeting Wednesday night, 7:30. onsr.KVE RALLY DAY MrmlN>H* of the First Baptist church here olwcrved rally day lust Sunday. A special lermon was delivered during the morn ing by the pastor, the Rev Devia ■nd Sacrament was obarrved. At Church of the Nazarene, C. E. noon a basket dinner wu served Thayer, Pastor Sunday school at In the church iamement 9:45. C. A. Longpre, superinten- BLACK BEAR BRAND Water Repellent and Wool— Faller and Bucker Wool Stags Everything in Rain Clothes Wednesday land: Mr and Mrs Dor. Metcalf evening at the home of Miss Mat Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Faye Abrams of Eugene: Smith. Pastor Sunday. 11 a. m Theme Morning Worahip. The Tuesday Evening dub met "Growing in Christ". This is the slogan of the entire book. "Paradise", by Esther For- Presbyterian church this year. a series of four sermons this month m the local pulpit Vested William Thum reviewed choir will sing an anthem. 6 JO Christian Endeavor meet- "Free Land by Rose Wilder tamed mane Robert hostesses Fromm World which Jesus Died." The Cottage Fromm rererved guest prizes PAST MATRONS' CLUB. Schofield Stewart other Grove Claude Kime entertained hib this First Christian Church. Edward Contract district followed a 1 o'clock luncheosv Bible school Mrs. Harry Metcalf held high score. Mrs Raymond Grube of Rebekah Mrs rtors. Mrs Calvert requested aE ange kwed. Additional Mrs. Lombard win be chib guests drew Brand. The latter is a form board feet. Little Old Ladv THIS POPULAR BAL LAD DOES MUCH TO AWAKEN* THE SENTI MENT OF YOUR OWN Little Old Lady. Why wait until Mother’* Day to send Flower*. Send her a bouquet today Sunnyside Greenhouses Telephone 182 Phone 18 DuPont Paint Announces of the order of the Rebekah as McFarland, sembly Refreshments of pump kin pie and coffee were served to about 50 members at the close Fridsyand Methodist Episcopal Church Ellsworth M Tilton. Pastor. — Sunday school 9 45. H. C. Rey Cards followed a 1:30 Mrs. Lloyd Griggs held Heart:" evening service. 8. ser e. Mrs. Karl Bracher. mon subject, last of the series on leaves soor. to make her the Apostles Creed; Epworth ed as follows. Margaret Monson. daughter Kathleen of CorvaBis; Dick Sutherland. Jack Kelly. Ern- League. 6 JO: Intermediate League. 7JO; prayer meeting. Mrs Ted Thursday, 7JO. Refreshrnenis were served fraternity brothers from Cbrval- Denson and Mrs. Merville Veatch granare enter- The Grove Hdwe home. CLUB MEMBER HONORED .'ames P The Men’s Toggery Saturday Oct.7&8 A DuPont Representative Will Be On Hand to Answer YOUR Problems Red Hot Special Prices To Introduce These Superior Paints For These 2 Day* only DuPont Prepared Paint _ $3.09 per gal. DuPont Interior Gloss and Semi Gloss Enamels 99c Quart Floor and Deck Enamel.. 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